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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1973
Page
5
Readers discuss the Gay Pride Parade in Chicago with vivid costumes and a new wave of gay ministers, while Ann Landers addresses concerns about a strict father to children and a woman overbearing with daily calls to her aging mother.
Local listings show events from October 10 to 11 including American Baptist Women at First Baptist Church and First United Methodist Church Circles with times from 1:30 to 2 p.m. groups across Neosho host luncheons, sewing circles, and choir meetings at Tioga Hotel Grace Episcopal Church and community centers.
Iota Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi schedules rushee events including a hen party on Oct 24 at Mrs. George Lopeman’s home, a Dogpatch suitcase party on Nov 3 at Mrs. Larry Reeves, and a model meeting on Nov 7 at Mrs. Reeves home. At La Rosa de Oro the candlelight Ritual of Jewels was held with three pledges receiving sorority pins and roses as fourteen members attended.
A reader shares leather tabletop cleaning guidance from a tannery advising saddle soap cleaning every six months and avoid varnish. Include leather-friendly polish only, and use products from furniture stores. The second note describes a widowed parent praising a teen basement project with wallpapered walls and DIY shelves, noting pride and kept spaces.
The 20th Century Study Club met at Mrs. Lowell Kreider’s home to review the club’s 57 years of service since its 1916 founding by Mrs. William M. Gray. Charter member Mary Roberts and longtime members were noted as active, with lessons on Vacation Echoes and travels near Chanute. A luncheon at Orchid Buffet preceded the meeting.
Officers were elected Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Homer Waggoner. Presiding was Mrs. John Thielen with vice president Mrs. Buford Allen and secretary-treasurer Mrs. Howard McNeill. Public relations went to Mrs. R. F. Cornelson and homemakers council to Mrs. Ray Myers who gave the lesson on alcoholism. She called it a depressing disease and noted alcohol abuse affects about one to one men and women with 70,000 alcoholics in Kansas.
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